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... ?? ER.-Sow sallading under framnes; pinutbeans and sow early peas; prune andt nail vines, apricots, peaches, &c.; give cauliflowers air in mild days take up parsnips, carrots, and potatoes; weced spring onions; manure spare groUniic; earth up artichokes ...
... GOOSEBERRIES.—1st prize, Mr. Godsall. STRAWBEKMES.—1st. prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. ASPARAGus.-lst prize, Rev. Mr. Trumper. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, Sir J. G. Cotterell. BRISTOL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—A meeting of gen- tlemen took place on Thursday last, at ...
... Morgan; best Green Peas, E. P. Richards, Esq. second best ditto, Mr. Pro- thero third best ditto, Mr. J. Moggridge best Cauliflowers, Sir C. Morgan; second best ditto, Mr. Grey; best Kidney Beans, dwarfs, Mr. Grey. Cottagers' Prizes.-Three best Roses, ...
... Surinam, Mrs. Cary Cocks. 3d prize, Roseberry, Col. Money. 4th prize, Scarlet, Col. Money. 5th prize, Alpine, Col. Money. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, John Cooke, Esq. 2d prize, Mr. Reynolds. 3d prize, Mrs. Westfaling. 4th prize, Mr. Holbert. 5th prize, John ...
... females, and the approaches to the barristers' places presented, from continuance of wigged heads, the appearance of a bed of cauliflowers. The Duke of Sussex, and a great number of the nobility, took their seats on the bench, which was'completely crowded. The ...
... Roses, Stove and Greenhouse Plants, Gera- niums, Heaths, Hardy Plants, American Plants, Cherries, Straw- berries, and Cauliflowers. Ross, 18th June, 1832. WM. HOOPER, Hon. Sec. POSTPONEMENT OF THE MEETING OF THE DEAN FOREST COMMISSIONERS. NOTICE is hereby ...
... Saunders.—lied Laced: 1st, 2d, and 3d prizes, Mr. John BeDamy. TENDER ANNUALS.—1st prize, Rev. R. Davies. 2d, T. Bailey, Esq. CAULIFLOWERS.lst prize, Mrs. Morgan, 2d, Rev. R. Davies. ARTICHOKES.—1st prize, Mr. Saunders. 2d, T. Paytherus, Esq. MELON.—Prize, Mrs ...
... STRAWBERRIES.-lst prize, Wilmott's Superb, Mrs. Glutton. 2d, Keen's Seedling, John Cooke, Esq. 3d, Carolina, Rev. L. Robertson. CAULIFLOWERS.—1st prize, Mr. Holbert. 2d, Mr. Holbert. 3d, Mr. Holbert. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE.—On Friday se'nnight a new Lo- comotive Engine ...
... Royston, which produced the astonishing quantity of a peck and a half, being seventy in number. It sprang up amongst a bed of cauliflowers, and was never paid the least attention to, either by hoeing, &c. It is of the Early Shaw kind, as no others are grown ...
... a dividend upon the debits of a King, from the produce of the sale of plums and peaches, pease and pinks, cabbages and cauliflowers, will be a welcome novelty in these sad times, and give us something pour rire. ...
... and England. Alost of our pulse and herbs have also a foreign origin. Borage comes from Syria; cresses from Crete, the cauliflower from Cyprus; and asparagus from Asia. We are indebted to Italy foi the chervil; to Portugal and Spain for the dill-seed; ...
... half in weight. The number of specimens ticketed and entered amounted to 607, and the evening sale of straw- berries and cauliflowers, amounted to 14s 2d. The Prizes were awarded as under:- PINKS.—Black and White: 1st prize, Heroine; 2d, Hooper's Morning ...